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PSG Beat Aston Villa to Win UEFA Super Cup, but Are They Europe’s Greatest Team Yet?

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Paris Saint-Germain opened the 2026/27 season with the UEFA Super Cup after a hard-fought 2-1 win over Aston Villa in Salzburg. Khvicha Kvaratskhelia gave PSG an early lead, but Villa teenager Brian Madjo equalised on his professional debut and became the youngest scorer in the competition's history. Desire Doue restored PSG's advantage, but Villa continued to threaten. With several senior players unavailable, Unai Emery relied on young talents including Madjo and George Hemmings, who both impressed against the Champions League holders. The victory adds another trophy to Luis Enrique's growing PSG collection, but it also showed that the French champions can be tested. PSG are building an impressive winning run, yet comparisons with the greatest European club sides will require sustained dominance over several seasons.

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zaza

Does this Super Cup win settle the debate for anyone, or do PSG still need a longer run of major results before earning that label?

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hala

What specific standard should PSG meet before being considered Europe's greatest team?

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peter

Villa's teenager scoring on his professional debut is a bright moment, even though PSG ultimately started the season with the trophy.

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noah

Calling PSG Europe's greatest team already feels premature. A hard-fought 2-1 Super Cup win is impressive, but it is only one match.

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grace

PSG should enjoy the win and build on it, while Villa can take confidence from pushing the match close and getting a debut goal.

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